57 g. in the morning of December 5, 1990 colonel Eduardo Herrera-Hassán performed a march towards the Legislative Hall, which was attended basically by armed members of the military or former members of the military.22 That same day in the morning colonel Herrera-Hassán was detained by U.S. military forces and turned over to the Panamanian authorities;23 h. in face of the events of December 4 and 5, 1990, the President of the Republic did not decree a state of emergency or the suspension of guarantees (Article 27 of the American Convention o Human Rights);24 i. on December 6, 1990, “by virtue of authorisation from the Cabinet Council,” the Minster of the Interior forwarded to the Legislative Assembly a draft bill 21 cfr. testimony of José Mauad-Doré delivered before the Inter-American Court on January 26, 2000; testimony of Manrique Mejía delivered before the Inter-American Court on January 26, 2000; testimony of Luis Antonio Batista-Juárez delivered before the Inter-American Court on January 26, 2000; and testimony of Jorge de-la-Guardia delivered before the Inter-American Court on January 27, 2000; 22 cfr. testimony of Rogelio Cruz-Ríos delivered before the Inter-American Court on January 26, 2000; record of the proceedings before the Full Supreme Court in connection with the three unconstitutionality remedies filed on December 21 and 24, 1990, by Vicente Archibold-Blake, in representation of Isaac Rodríguez; by Santander Tristan-Donoso et al.; and by Basilio Chong-Gómez, in representation of Rolando Miller et al., against Law 25 of December 14, 1990; volume VIII of the record of the proceedings before the Second Superior Court of the First Judicial District for the offence against the internal personality of the State, against Jorge Eliécer Bernal; volume VIII of the record of the proceedings before the Seventh Court of the Circuit, Penal Branch, for the offence against the internal personality of the State, against Eduardo Herrera-Hassán, et al.; volume VII of the record of the proceedings before the Seventh Court of the Circuit, Penal Branch, for the offence of sedition, against Eduardo Herrera-Hassán, et al.; volume VI of the record of the proceedings before the Seventh Court of the Circuit, Penal Branch, for the Offence of Sedition, against Eduardo Herrera-Hassán, et al.; and volume VI of the record before the Second Superior Court of the First Judicial District for the offence against the internal personality of the State, against Eduardo Herrera- Hassán et al. 23 cfr. testimony of Rogelio Cruz-Ríos delivered before the Inter-American Court on January 26, 2000; an article of the La Nación daily newspaper of Costa Rica entitled “Marines crushed rebellion in Panama,” published on December 6, 1990; an article of the La Nación daily newspaper of Costa Rica entitled “Panama back to normal,” published December 7, 1990; an article of the El Panamá América daily newspaper entitled "Military coup left two dead," published December 6, 1990; an article of the La Prensa de Panama daily newspaper entitled “Coup d’etat fails,” published December 6, 1990; judgment of the Administrative Conflicts Section of the Supreme Court of December 18, 1992, in connection with the actions brought by Vicente Archibold-Blake, in representation of Eduardo Gaslín-Caballero, Alfredo Guerra, Raúl González-Rodaniche, Melva Guerrero-Samudio, Esther Guerra, Evangelista Granja-C., Antonio González, Erick Alexis González, Manuel Herrera-S., Aníbal Herrera-Santamaría, Félix Herrera-C., Magaly V.-de-Herrera, Pompilio Ibarra-Ramírez, Daniel Jiménez-H., Rolando Jiménez, José Kellys-S., Gilberto Antonio Leguisamo, Dirie Lauchú-Ponce, Perlina Loban-de-Andrade, Erick Lara-Moran, Darien Linares, Zilka A. Lou-M., Dennis Lasso-E., Oran Darío Miranda-Gutiérrez, Luis E. Montero, Valentín Morales-V., Raúl Murrieta-Ríos, Natalio Murillo, Jorge Martínez-F., Luis A. Miranda, Esteban Nash-Campos, Evelio OteroRodríguez, Antonio A. Ornano-C., Gustavo Alexis Ortiz-G., Luis Osorio and Omar E. Oses; volume VI of the record of the proceedings before the Seventh Court of the Circuit, Penal Branch, for the offence of sedition, against Eduardo Herrera-Hassán, et al.; volume VI of the record before the Second Superior Court of the First Judicial District for the offence against the internal personality of the State, against Eduardo Herrera-Hassán et al.; volume VIII of the record of the case before the Second Superior Court of the First Judicial District for the offence against the internal personality of the State, against Jorge Eliécer Bernal; and volume VIII of the record of the case before the Seventh Court of the Circuit, Penal Branch, for the offence against the internal personality of the State, against the accused, Eduardo Herrera-Hassán, et al. 24 cfr. 26 , 2000; January 27, International report of the expert Humberto Ricord, delivered before the Inter-American Court on January testimony of Guillermo Endara-Galimany delivered before the Inter-American Court on 2000; and December 17, 1998, note sent by Mr. Jean-Michel Arrighi, Director of the Law Department of the OAS to the Secretary of the Inter-American Court.